One homework for y'all here

[EllLSa3eDY00]

nice 5/5

[Hayzen]

Nice one lmao

[Aleksa]

4.5/5

What's 5/5 then

[Accursed]

4.5/5

What's 5/5 then

5/5 = 0

[AK33L]

How many times have you done it?

[Mr.sultan]

nice ...

[Knavery]

Skilled

[MaxiTaxi.]

lucky stunt

[Aleksa]

How many times have you done it?

Thank god that I had it recorded, I never actually wanted to do this, it's just high fps bug in GTA:SA what makes your game faster than normally.
Demonstration: (0:03-0:04)- Check Tahoma going insane after the mini bump - (high fps bug)

I was casually driving to Idlewood, but this thing just happened and I saved my recording, it's insane. GTA game can still surprise you in any point.

[Rally3]

How many times have you done it?

Thank god that I had it recorded, I never actually wanted to do this, it's just high fps bug in GTA:SA what makes your game faster than normally.
Demonstration: (0:03-0:04)- Check Tahoma going insane after the mini bump - (high fps bug)

I was casually driving to Idlewood, but this thing just happened and I saved my recording, it's insane. GTA game can still surprise you in any point.

You're right, it's because of high FPS. Some cars/vehicles are more prone to this than others, and you can really see this in action in single player (which isn't FPS capped like SAMP is). Everything, from swimming to the toggling of the wanted stars when you gain level to the chassis shakes of cars like the tahoma (side to side, though also in suspension stuff of up and down like in this clip) are sped forward because of how the game's logic uses the fps as a time unit. In modern games, this is done via a concept called delta time. If you'd like to learn more I recommend this: https://drewcampbell92.medium.com/under ... 3bf4781a03